Tighter Parking Ordinance Sparks Council Debate
City council ordinance committee rejected a one for one parking proposal on Monday and voted to back a rule requiring at least two off street spaces for every three living units in new construction except in the central business district. The move maintains the current ordinance for most areas.
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Lewis D. Reese
William A. Gram
Andrew Raitd
Bert Bond
Death Notices and Obituaries From Local Mortuaries
Multiple death notices list ages, addresses, and surviving relatives for ZEWZ-Carl 77, LOMAX 66, DURAND 86, EDWARDS 73, HOUSE 69, CUTLER 71, POWELL 96, MEACHAM 85, WARD 69, and LISLE 60. Services planned through Neel and Holton & Son Mortuaries in Long Beach Compton and Bellflower areas with dates and times. survivors include spouses, children, siblings, and grandchildren, with church and cemetery details noted.
Council Changes Mind on Movie Museum Protest
A Hollywood delegation swayed the Long Beach City Council as it backed away from a resolution opposing county tax money for a motion picture and television museum. A later motion urged a general protest of excessive civic financing without electorate approval. The item’s fate dominated coverage as officials weighed costs and public input.
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Phillip Mark
Norman Court
Sunny Long Beach
Robert F. Craw
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Civic and professional groups miss Monday session on one-for-one stance
Several civic and professional organizations that backed a one-for-one approach in early controversy were not represented at Monday’s session, signaling a shift in support or engagement as officials debated the policy.
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Emergency calls log includes multiple traffic and fire incidents
Since noon Monday emergency vehicles responded to numerous events including traffic accidents at Seventh Street Long Beach Boulevard and Anna Boulevard, a fire on Fountain Street, and various collision reports across city streets. The list records locations times and brief incident types without detailing outcomes.
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City Rules Criticized Lin Report on Zoning and Inspections
A Long Beach subcommittee urges reforms to zoning, building inspections, and business licenses. They call for a new C M zone for strip commerce, exempting small industrial parcels from certain rules, integrating permits, and funding periodic inspections at city or applicant cost. Proposals aim to reduce red tape and align local code with the Uniform Building Code.
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School contracts total 55 thousand be built at Hughes Junior High
The Board of Education awarded contracts totaling 55 845 for a new building at Hughes Junior High School 3846 California Ave Francis M Lowry won the general contract bid 41842 from ten bidders with the highest 52368 A 6854 bid for mechanical work including plumbing Thermodyne Corp and Kaster Electric won the electrical bid 7149
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Bosses Night Banquet by Junior Chamber of Commerce
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will honor their bosses at a Bosses Night Banquet at the Lafayette Hotel. City Atty. Gerald Desmond will speak and a distinguished award will be given to a young man aged 21 to 36 who contributed most to community welfare. judges are Long Beach civic leaders.
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